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3 weeks ago | innovationleader.com | Dawn Kawamoto

Roughly three years ago, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, like the rest of corporate America, faced hiring and retention challenges during the Great Resignation, when droves of employees across all industries quit their jobs in search of new opportunities or more flexibility. Seeking to retain their workforce as employers waged battle with each other by poaching employees, and to attract new employees, HPE changed its hiring and retention strategy.

4 weeks ago | innovationleader.com | Scott Kirsner

With 109 qualified responses, here’s what we’re seeing from innovation and R&D professionals in March 2025. The question we asked: “How has use of GenAI tools impacted your (or your team’s) work? Where are you finding them most useful?” Responses are broken down below by the top five use cases, as well as by industry. For a look at which specific tools our respondents are using, see this post.

1 month ago | innovationleader.com | Dawn Kawamoto

Over the past decade, Experian has been on a journey to transform from a traditional credit reporting company to a platform business. As part of that, it has been investing in technology, AI, and analytics. One of those investments was creating Experian Assistant, a GenAI-enabled tool that helps financial services companies explore Experian’s treasure trove of data, build and deploy analytical models, monitor their performance, and accelerate new product and service offerings to the market.

1 month ago | innovationleader.com | Paula Hendrickson

What role should AI play at your vet’s office? Covetrus exec Scott Gillespie makes the case that it could be summarizing your pet’s medical record, saving the veterinarian time by listening to appointments and taking notes, and getting prescriptions ready to order. More than 17,000 veterinary practices use the company’s software, and annual revenues are $4.7 billion. Covetrus was formed in 2019, through the merger of Henry Schein Animal Health and Vets First Choice.

1 month ago | innovationleader.com | Scott Kirsner

With 105 qualified responses, here’s what we’re seeing from innovation and R&D professionals in March 2025. The question we asked: “Which AI tools are you consistently using as part of innovation-related activities (partnerships, scouting, product development, prototypes, experiments)?”The top six responses were all “general purpose” generative AI platforms, except for Perplexity, which is more search/research focused.